1: What is SCDO?
SCDO (Super Crypto Decentralized Organization) is a new generation of completely decentralized public blockchain platform. It is built on the blockchain 4.0 technology architecture, aiming to provide an open, efficient, and low-cost application ecosystem. As a public chain project, SCDO not only supports peer-to-peer value transfer but also runs general smart contract functions, committed to providing high-performance blockchain services while ensuring security and decentralization.
2: What does the name SCDO represent?
SCDO stands for 'Super Crypto Decentralized Organization'. This name fully reflects the project's vision: to create a highly decentralized crypto network organization that allows global users to collaborate, participate, and share value freely in an environment without centralized control.
3: What are the vision and goals of SCDO?
The vision of SCDO is to build a more fair and transparent decentralized digital world, allowing individuals to hold more power and reduce reliance on traditional centralized intermediaries. Specific goals include: enhancing the scalability and efficiency of blockchain through innovative technology, lowering the barriers and costs of use, and providing friendly infrastructure for various decentralized applications (DApp); while ensuring the security and reliability of the entire ecosystem, making data transparent and trustworthy, and better protecting assets.
4: When was the SCDO project launched, and when did the mainnet go live?
The SCDO project was launched in 2020 and, after a series of development and testing, the mainnet officially went live on January 5, 2021. This launch marks the entry of SCDO into the practical operation phase, allowing global users to participate in transactions and mining on the network. As a fully open-source blockchain project, the mainnet code for SCDO has been made available on GitHub for community review and operation.
5: What type of blockchain does SCDO belong to, public chain or consortium chain?
SCDO is a public chain. This means anyone can freely access, read, trade, and participate in the consensus of the blockchain network. As a public chain project, SCDO does not have a central controlling party; all nodes are equal in status and jointly maintain the ledger. Users can create accounts, send transactions, deploy smart contracts, and even participate in network security maintenance through mining on SCDO. Unlike consortium chains that require authorization to join, SCDO is completely open for everyone to participate.
6: How does SCDO differ from mainstream blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum?
SCDO has made several innovations based on the advantages of Bitcoin and Ethereum. First, in terms of consensus mechanism, SCDO adopts an improved ZPoW algorithm that allows ordinary hardware to participate in mining, reducing the risk of computing power monopoly and making it fairer and more efficient compared to Bitcoin's SHA-256 algorithm. Second, SCDO introduces sharding technology and sub-chain architecture, significantly improving scalability and addressing the early transaction throughput issues of Ethereum. Additionally, SCDO is compatible with Ethereum EVM smart contracts, supporting complex application development while inheriting the decentralized spirit of Bitcoin (no pre-mining, no private placements, and utilizing proof-of-work mining). Overall, SCDO achieves a better balance between performance, scalability, and decentralization, becoming an innovator in the field of 'blockchain 4.0'.
7: What core technologies and innovations does SCDO adopt?
The technical advantages of SCDO include:
Original ZPoW consensus algorithm: An innovative proof-of-work mechanism that reduces the advantage of GPU/ASIC over CPU, preventing miner computing power monopolization.
On-chain sharding technology: Combining network sharding, transaction sharding, and state sharding, enabling the mainnet to process multiple shard chains in parallel, significantly improving throughput.
Stem sub-chain protocol: Provides a second-layer expansion solution, allowing the creation of customized sub-chains attached to the main chain to meet different application needs while ensuring the security of the main chain.
EVM-compatible smart contracts: Supports the Ethereum Virtual Machine, allowing developers to easily migrate applications from Ethereum, reducing development costs.
These technological combinations allow SCDO to maintain high performance and multifunctionality while ensuring security and decentralization.
8: Does SCDO support smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApp)?
Yes, SCDO fully supports Turing-complete smart contracts and has achieved a high degree of compatibility with the Ethereum EVM. This means developers can use mainstream smart contract languages like Solidity to develop DApps on SCDO and easily migrate applications from Ethereum. SCDO uses an account model to record state, similar to Ethereum, where each account contains data such as balance, contract code, and storage. Transactions require Gas fees (using SCDO tokens) to ensure the cost measurement of contract execution. Due to its compatibility with EVM, existing decentralized applications in DeFi, NFTs, gaming, etc., can run on the SCDO network, laying a solid foundation for ecological prosperity.
9: Is the SCDO project open source, and where can the code be viewed?
SCDO is a completely open-source blockchain project. The project's source code and related development tools are hosted on platforms like GitHub (for example, the official SCDO GitHub repository). Anyone can view and download SCDO's source code and participate in development or propose improvements. The open-source and transparent approach not only enhances community trust in the project but also enables developers to audit the code or engage in secondary development. Additionally, SCDO provides official documentation and Wiki for developers' reference, promoting community collaboration in maintaining and optimizing this public chain.
10: How does SCDO embody the spirit of decentralization?
SCDO practices the principles of decentralization on multiple levels. First, in terms of consensus mechanism, it adopts PoW proof of work, with no centralized nodes or permissions, and miners compete through computing power to generate blocks. Second, there is no pre-mining or private placements in token distribution, and all tokens are fairly mined by miners. Third, network nodes are distributed globally, not controlled by a single entity, and anyone can participate in node operation and maintenance. Finally, the project code is fully open source, with community autonomy and a transparent decision-making process. Through these measures, SCDO avoids the risk of manipulation of the network or funds by a few people, ensuring that the governance and operation of the ecosystem are collectively completed by the community, truly embodying the spirit of decentralized fairness.
